Hello, welcome back to the Channel.
Today we’re gonna unbox MagSafe charger, which it’s released together with iPhone
12 line up.
And also the 20 watt power adaptor.
So this is the MagSafe charger, which is able to charge at a maximum of 15 watt for iPhone
12 and 12 pro.
It’s silver and white, along with the USB-C connector.
Looks in good quality.
Very Apple style.
And to be noticed that MagSafe charger is sold without a power adaptor.
So this is why we also bought a USB-C power adaptor.
It’s 20 watt.
Only with 20 watt adaptor, MagSafe can charge your iPhone 12 to 15 watt.
It’ sick that you need to be charged for another 19 dollars.
First let’s see how MagSafe snap to your iPhone 12.
Behind the back of iPhone 12 line up, there is a magnet, which is what allows the MagSafe
magic to happen.
Just grab the MagSafe up, and face it close the iPhone 12 back case.
See, it’s just snapped to your iPhone by the magnet force.
Feels like there is strong force connect the charger and iPhone.
And MagSafe charger cannot easily break away.
Unless you drag it hard, then you can separate them.
Now let’s charge the iPhone 12 to see how it works.
We need to connect MagSafe to the adaptor first.
Okay, now just put your iPhone 12 on the charger.
Yes, there is a special animation for MagSafe charging.
A huge battery ring which shows the percentage as well.
Very elegant.
Special for MagSafe.
Next, let’s see how MagSafe works on iPhone 11, which is many iPhone 11 users concerned
about.
So let’s get started.
This is iPhone 11.
Now we put it on the MagSafe to see what will happen.
Yes, it’s charging now.
MagSafe also supports wireless charging devices.
But because of lacking the magnet behind, we can see the iPhone 11 and MagSafe charger
do not connect so strongly like iPhone 12 does.
It’ll easily fall.
So just be careful.
Okay, after testing MagSafe charger.
Now let’s go back to test the Qi wireless charger on iPhone 12.
This Mophie, officially approved by Apple and sold on Apple Store.
So when we used Qi charger to charge our iPhone, sometimes it’ll just miss the exact charging
point.
You thought it started to charge but actually not.
Sometimes you need to set your iPhone to the correct position, which is annoying.
But it’s easy to pick up after charging by this kind of Qi charger.
Just with one hand.
Things getting interesting when it comes to MagSafe.
When you want to pick up the phone after charging, due to the magnet force, it’s very difficult
for you to separate it with the charger.
To be honest, you need both of your hands.
One to hold the charger, one to pick up your iPhone 12.
It seems not a convenient way actually.
Kind of far away from the wireless concept.
You may want to know, does MagSafe really charge to 15 watt?
We also test the charging status.
This is iPhone 12 charging by MagSafe with 20 watt Apple power adaptor.
It’s weird that it only charge in 8.6 watt.
Better than former 7.5 watt adaptor, but still far far away from the 15 watt, as Apple said.
Let’s see the test result of iPhone 11.
It’s only 1.8 watt, which is exaggerating, although MagSafe supports iPhone 11 and other
wireless device.
But it seems that MagSafe is not a good choice.
Or we can say, it’s totally a bad choice.
Do not charge your iPhone 11 with MagSafe.
It will waste your time.
Okay, this is MagSafe unboxing for today’s video.
And we also show you how MagSafe charger work with iPhone 12 and also iPhone 11.
And also the charging status.
Whether to buy MagSafe or not, I believe you’ve already had an answer in your mind.
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see you next time.